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1990 Pittsfield Mets player profiles, New York Mets


Features on each member of the 1990 Pittsfield Mets, short-season affiliate of the New York Mets, - and two umpires - as included in that year's team set.

Pittsfield Mets (39)
  1. Tom Allison saw playing time as basis for career as scout
  2. Joe Arrendondo had good at bats, saw two pro seasons
  3. Bill Bird helped Pittsfield Mets, played baseball, hockey
  4. Tim Buhe went from high school title to Northwestern, pros
  5. Jeromy Burnitz drew Maris comparisons, saw 14 bigs seasons
  6. Alberto Castillo worked hard, saw 12 majors seasons
  7. Juan Castillo made bigs for two games over nine seasons
  8. Ken Coffee took work ethic from college to 6 pro outings, 1/31/26
  9. Nick Davis opened pro career with big hit, saw 4 seasons
  10. Todd Douma went to new college, saw 4 pro seasons, AAA
  11. Brian Dunn worked to hit over 3 pro seasons, made high-A
  12. Jim Eschen played, then worked to help as minors manager
  13. Andy Fidler impressed in high school, saw four pro seasons
  14. Mike Freitas took baseball seriously, saw 9 seasons, AAA
  15. Billy Gardner Jr. followed father into coaching, managing
  16. Robbi Guzik moved to pro pitching, saw four seasons, AA
  17. Joe Hawkins served as trainer in minors, high school
  18. Jason King anchored college infield, saw 4 seasons, AAA
  19. Travis Kinyoun saw 3 seasons, 3 organizations, high-A, 1/27/26
  20. Michael Landsman got minors ump job, soon burned out
  21. A.J. Lostaglio used judgment as minors, college umpire
  22. Two New York-Penn League umpires on card identified
  23. Tim McClinton played 2 sports in high school, saw 5 seasons
  24. Wallace Minnifield went pro in summer ball, saw 3 seasons
  25. Randy Niemann made bigs as player, then made it as coach
  26. Jarrod Parker saw 4 pro seasons, then became minister
  27. Ed Perozo wanted the chance, made high-A, independents
  28. Jim Scheffler turned pro as pitcher, saw 3 pro seasons
  29. Mike Sciortino tried pitching and hitting, saw 2 seasons
  30. Philip Scott got embarrassed by Morganna, made single-A
  31. Dave Tarjick wanted to be baseball player, became a dad
  32. Mike Thomas went from small college to one majors game
  33. Steve Thomas played 3 seasons, returned to independents
  34. Eric Thornton improved in college, made two pro seasons
  35. Ed Vazquez expressed nerves, saw 3 pro seasons, high-A
  36. Wahconah Park offered pure baseball for over a century
  37. Pete Walker got hitters out in bigs as player, coached
  38. Kyle Washington played 11 seasons, saw AA, independents
  39. Tom Wilson threw well in high school, saw 2 pro seasons
The 1990 Short-Season New York-Penn League
-Auburn Astros (29)
-Batavia Clippers (32)
-Pittsfield Mets (35)
-St. Catharines Blue Jays (33)

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